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Asked by Abbey

Complete the identity

secQ - 1/secQ =

secQ Is this correct?
15 years ago

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Answered by FredR
It doesn't look right to me
sec Q - 1/sec Q =
1/cos - cos =
1/cos - cos^2/cos =
(1-cos^2)/cos =
sin^2/cos
15 years ago

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